Effects on Families 12 Marker

Question 1

Intro

Answer 1

Global underdevelopment is a world issue which has a significant impact on families due to conflict & families being forced to flee, families become trapped in poverty, families prioritise boys education over girls & families lose loved ones due to disease

Question 2

Conflict - Point

Answer 2

Underdevelopment affects families as they can lose their homes due to conflict

Question 3

Conflict - Explain

Answer 3

Many conflicts take place in developing nations as people fight over limited resources

Takes a toll on families who may lose their home, family members or may be forced to flee their country

Question 4

Conflict - Example

Answer 4

The UN reports the civil war in South Sudan has seen around 4 million flee their home

Question 5

Conflict - Analysis

Answer 5

Conflict can result in displacement & separation of families

Question 6

Poor Infrastructure - Point

Answer 6

Conflict may occur as a result of poor quality infrastructure which limits families access to essential services & increases their risk of poverty

Question 7

Poor Infrastructure - Explain

Answer 7

Underdevelopment results in a lack of clean water & no health or educational services

These are vital for families to lead a healthy life & work to avoid poverty

Question 8

Poor Infrastructure - Example

Answer 8

According to the UN, in SUBSA only 77% of the population have access to clean water

Question 9

Poor Infrastructure - Analysis

Answer 9

This shows having essential services such as healthcare are vital to a countries success

Question 10

Poverty - Conclusion

Answer 10

Conflict leads to many families losing their homes & having to flee the country. Poverty is a result of poor infrastructure which limits a families ability to find a good job & provide for their family

Question 11

Lack of Education - Point

Answer 11

Underdevelopment makes families less likely to send girls to school

Question 12

Lack of Education - Explain

Answer 12

Developing countries struggle to provide an education system good enough to meet the needs of their population so many families prioritise sending boys to school furthering gender inequality

Girls are often kept at home to help look after the family & walk miles to collect water

Question 13

Lack of Education - Example

Answer 13

The UN reports 1/3rd of developing countries don’t have an equal number of boys & girls in school

Question 14

Lack of Education - Analysis

Answer 14

Means a significant number of girls are not given the opportunity to be independent

Question 15

Disease - Point

Answer 15

Underdevelopment also affects families who are more likely to lose loved ones to disease

Question 16

Disease - Explain

Answer 16

Underdeveloped countries are often unable to meet the healthcare needs of their populations meaning families suffer from preventable diseases

Malaria can often lead to the death of children which families never recover from

Question 17

Disease - Example

Answer 17

According to the UN in 2020 around 80% of malaria deaths were children under 5

Question 18

Disease - Analysis

Answer 18

A lack of healthcare can significantly impact the lives of families